Business failure fear hits Cypriots
A growing number of Cypriots believe the island is ripe for starting a business, but fear of failure is still holding many back.
Truck veers off course, rams student
A high school student was seriously injured on Tuesday when a truck veered off course and struck a bus stop in central Marathonas, eastern Attica, authorities said.
Note to readers: International Labor Day
On Thursday, May 1, International Labor Day and, in Greece, Protomagia, The International New York Times and Kathimerini English Edition will not be published in Greece and Cyprus.
International air arrivals up 4.8% in 1Q
International air arrivals recorded a 4.8% increase in the period January-March, according to a statistical bulletin published by INSETE Intelligence.
Ruling New Democracy makes modest gains
A modest rebound in support for the ruling New Democracy party has been registered in the latest Pulse poll, following Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ announcements on economic aid for pensioners and renters.
Deposits in Greek banks continue to shrink in March
A decline in bank deposits continued in March, according to Bank of Greece data.
How to protect yourself in an earthquake
On March 28, a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar, devastating communities and killing at least 3,500 people.
European inflows in realty
The increase in foreign investment in the Greek realty market was considerable in 2024, reaching a new all-time high mainly thanks to the increase in inflows from European countries.
The case against Booking.com
Hoteliers are in a new round of confrontation with online bookings platform Booking.com.
A Nobel laureate assesses the Greek economy
The new production model that Economics Nobel Prize Laureate Christopher Pissarides had proposed for Greece in an extensive report five years ago and which was supposed to serve as a blueprint for the country’s transformation into a modern, innovative economy has not materialized.